Present your own client cases and gather input from both faculty and peers

Hear how others apply NARM® in varied clinical contexts

Engage in rich discussion, co-reflection, and focused feedback

Explore advanced clinical questions, dilemmas, and developmental challenges

Strengthen your embodiment of NARM® principles in real-world work

Each consultation is 2 hours, led by senior NARM® faculty

Participants may volunteer to present a client case (background, clinical work, sticking points, and specific questions)

Each presenter receives ~15–30 minutes for sharing + discussion (adjusted based on group rhythm)

When not presenting, you engage via chat, “raise hand,” or discussion prompts

If invited to speak directly, you may join live dialogue with faculty and presenter

During presentations:
  • Share brief background (1–2 minutes) to orient the group
  • Identify the client goals, what’s been effective so far, and where you’re stuck
  • Pose targeted NARM questions or areas where you seek support

Because of time constraints, not all presenters or chat comments may be addressed; facilitators do their best to maximize participation

Always maintain client confidentiality: do not include identifying details, and feel free to alter details to protect privacy.